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NUR 212 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Guaranteed Pass Health Law Creation - Federal Statutes dominate Arises from authority to "tax and spend" and "regulate interstate commerce" (Article 1 of the US Constitution) Entitlement - a type of financial help provided by the government for members of a particular group Medicare and Medicaid - Two very large entitlement programs that provide health care and services. Combined they serve more than one third of the US population. Medicare - 60 million beneficiaries Medicaid - 70 million beneficiaries. Medicare - Federal social insurance program. Managed by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Anyone 65 years or older is eligible. On SSDI 24 months. ESRD patients who have been on dialysis for three months. (added by Nixon) Those with ALS

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Health Law Creation - ✔✔Federal Statutes dominate

Arises from authority to "tax and spend" and "regulate interstate commerce"

(Article 1 of the US Constitution)

Entitlement - ✔✔a type of financial help provided by the government for

members of a particular group

Medicare and Medicaid - ✔✔Two very large entitlement programs that provide

health care and services.

Combined they serve more than one third of the US population.

Medicare - 60 million beneficiaries

Medicaid - 70 million beneficiaries.

Medicare - ✔✔Federal social insurance program.

Managed by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).

Anyone 65 years or older is eligible.

On SSDI > 24 months.

ESRD patients who have been on dialysis for three months. (added by Nixon)

Those with ALS

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,Paying for Medicare - ✔✔40 %from general fund.



Rest from Medicare taxes, premiums, deductibles, SS taxes, etc...

Medicare Part A - ✔✔No premium for most.

Covers hospital stays and short term rehab (after $1300 deductible).

Covers some home health.

Covers 100% of hospice care including meds, staff, equipment in hospice

Will pay first 90 days of a hospital stay. Co-pay of about $300/day after day 60.

Also offers 60 "lifetime reserve" days beyond the 90. Co-pay of about $600/day

for these.

Medicare Part B - ✔✔Premium-based (most pay about $100/month).

Covers MD visits.

Preventive care.

Durable medical equipment (walker, shower chair, ect.)

Ambulance service.

$183 annual deductible then Medicare pays 80%, patient pays 20%

Medicare Part C - ✔✔AKA Medicare Advantage

Basically, a highly regulated but private replacement for Parts A and B.

Coverage and premiums vary.
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,Not generally something lower income patients enroll in due to costs

Medicare Part D - ✔✔Large expansion of Medicare passed in 2003 under

President Bush.

Prescription drug plan. Cost estimate $92 billion in 2018

$400 annual deductible.

Avg $
̴ 40/mo premium. Varies with plan, income.

Pays 75% of drug costs, up to $2970 per year (now $3700 per year).

Then nothing until costs reaches $4750 at which point Medicare pays 95%.

Donut Hole (the hole between what Medicare D will pay for and what the pt has

to pay for)

ACA trying to close that hole by raising the amount Medicare D will pay

Medicaid - ✔✔Federal health insurance program for certain low-income and

disabled individuals.

Funded jointly by federal and state governments (50-80% federal).

Managed by states.

Eligibility largely determined at state level.

25% of all children covered by Medicaid.

50% of all Medicaid recipients are children.

Account for only 20% of cost.

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, Medicaid Eligibility - ✔✔Highly Variable

For adults, usually based on % of FPL (federal poverty level)

FPL is $12K for one adult. $20K for family of 3.

Examples:

AL - Parents - 18%; Childless adults - 0%.

32 states expanded Medicaid thru ACA, 138% for parents and childless adults.

NC - Parents - 44%; Childless adults - 0%.

Who is eligible? - ✔✔Those with low a income and are:

Children

Pregnant

Adult with dependent children

Disabled

Blind



States may apply to CMS to expand coverage to other groups. Some do, some

don't.

What does Medicaid cover? - ✔✔Hospital

MD visits

Rx

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